The 2025 Hunting and Fishing Guide is here! Released Thursday by the Lewiston Tribune, outdoors editor Eric Barker breaks down the new guide, highlighting key sections and stories hunters and anglers need to know.

Timestamps:

0:00 Intro

1:01 Are you ready to hunt and fish?

3:07 Were there any themes for this section?

4:09 Walleye

6:15 Eating Walleye

8:39 Walleye in the area

12:15 Value of Salmon and Steelhead

14:18 Chinook

16:39 Elk and deer season

20:00 Wild sheep hunting

23:26 The fun of outdoor writing

29:07 Public Lands

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The Lewiston Tribune’s Matt Baney, Mary Stone and Jeanne DePaul revisit the Western mystery Breakheart Pass — now celebrating its 50th anniversary. From Charles Bronson’s stoic performance to its unforgettable train sequences, they share behind-the-scenes stories, local filming connections, and why this film holds a special place in the region’s history.

Timestamps:

0:00 Intro

0:15 Breakheart Pass’ 50-year anniversary

1:16 Thoughts on the movie

3:07 How the movie was filmed

4:12 Explaining the plot

4:34 Charles Bronson’s character explained

5:03 Other actors in the film

8:23 Discussing the train scenes

9:36 Other movies filmed in the area

10:20 Easy access to Breakheart Pass set

12:21 Yakima Canutt

15:27 Train crash scene disappointing?

16:35 This movie is confusing

22:50 The blood effect

23:20 Charles Brunson’s fur coat

23:49 The scenery

24:40 Tribune’s coverage of Breakheart Pass

27:13 Charity basketball game

In this episode of the Tribune Podcast, sports reporters Sam Taylor and Trevor Junt share their early impressions from Washington State and Idaho football fall camps.

Taylor breaks down the quarterback competition at WSU, key takeaways from the Cougars’ offensive line, and which position groups are emerging as early strengths.

Meanwhile, Junt discusses new Idaho starting quarterback Joshua Wood, shares his early impressions from Vandals camp, and weighs in on whether Idaho’s defensive line can be as dominant as it was in 2024.

Timestamps:

0:00 Intro

0:58 How is Joshua Wood looking?

2:49 WSU quarterback competition

4:55 Why is WSU making its QBs live?

6:29 Who will win the WSU starting job?

7:28 WSU’s offensive line

8:24 Idaho’s offensive line

10:33 Both teams have a young staff

10:49 Early position of strength for Idaho

11:28 Early position of strength for WSU

12:13 Idaho’s defensive line